TE HUINGA.
1. Ko te Karaipiture. Te mataurauga ki nga ritenga nunui o nga Karaipiture, kite mahi whakahaere hoki, i nga whenua e mau nei nga ingoa ki nga Karaipiture. 2. Nga ritonga mnlati o tc maiii Wiiika To Ngawaritanga ki tc wliakaliaeie i uga tiknuga o nga Tepara i rolo i tc rco I'ikelia. .«" To lluiliui. To Wliakaniii. Ti; Tango. To Wclicwelie. Tc lure whakatorti, nic tc Turc o nga Kilenga. 5. Tc matatauranga ki nga lakiwa o lo ao, le tikanga o nga wlienua, nga Ima c wliakatuptiria ana, le alma o nga rangi, nga iwi hoki na raton nga wlienua. •f. Tc uiliituliitiga pai i roto itc rco Maori ;")'. To whakaluiataiiga til;a o nga kupu iti nic nga kupu raralii i roto i to rco l'akclia. G. A. Kiiiiiu.vnr, Kai-tuhithu.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 129, 1 December 1853, Page 4
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133TE HUINGA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 129, 1 December 1853, Page 4
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